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Delve into the ancient wisdom of the Incas at the Moray terraces. Marvel at the spectacular man-made salt mines of Maras. Join us for a live cultural demonstration of current day weaving practices in a local weaving center. Take time out for this breathtaking half-day tour just a short bus ride away from Cusco. Experience the unparalleled views of the andeas and the unmatched injenouity of man.

Explore popular sites of the Sacred Valley with an ATV quad bike tour. Head from Cusco to the village of Cruzpata by bus and then take off on your ATV to visit Moray and Maras on this 6-hour journey. Learn about the agricultural terraces of Moray and the ancient Inca salt mines of Maras that are still in use today with informative commentary from your guide.

Go off the beaten path and avoid crowds on this alternative to the popular Ausangate Trek. This private 6-day hiking tour from Cusco takes you on an alternative route over mountain passes, through Andean villages, and past hot springs and turquoise lakes on your way to the remote community of Phinaya.

Enjoy an active, adventure-lover’s visit to Peru’s Sacred Valley and world-famous Machu Picchu during this 2-day, 1-night private tour. Spend your first day participating an high-energy array of activities in Peru’s Sacred Valley, including biking past gorgeous views of glaciers, river valleys and Inca ruins, kayaking on a peaceful local lake and trekking to the Urubamba River. Spend your second day at the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Machu Picchu, exploring the incredible splendor of this Inca archaeological site.

This Peru honeymoon package is a specially planned unique romantic Peruvian getaway. Your honeymoon includes luxury accommodation, comfortable travel in private car, guided tours and discovery tours of Cusco, the Sacred Valley of the Incas and Machu Picchu.

We will reach several of the most visited places by tourists who travel around Cusco. We will take tradition and culture for the stories of their ancient relics from their architectural foundations.

On this wonderful tour, you will visit the last Inca bridge, Q'eswachaka, in addition to visiting 4 beautiful lagoons. Our exclusive service guarantees that you will live an incredible experience.

Enjoy a different way to know part of the Sacred Valley of the Incas by ATV. On board the quad bikes, the route passes through remote villages and beautiful natural scenery that is graced by the Sacred Valley. The Moray platforms with their circular terraces, which form differentiated microclimates for agricultural production in the manner of the Incas, will be one of the attractions with stops for resting and local contemplation. The tour continues vibrantly through more challenging trails to the salt pans of Maras, a beautiful mountain covered by the white salt naturally produced by the salt water that runs down the hill, soaking the tanks of the terraces. This salt is removed until the water dries out over time, and marketed in the region, with some of it also exported to other countries. Still in Maras, there will be a chance to stroll through the streets of this small town, getting to know its historic center and enjoying the beautiful scenery around it.

This Private tour is an option thinking of people who like hiking and nature and do not have many days, on the route we will appreciate beautiful landscapes. After we pick you up at your hotel, we will start our adventure to the Humantay Lake with a 4-hour-drive in private transport to Mollepata (3850 m.a.s.l.). Mollepata is the campsite for the first day of the Salkantay trek. In Mollepata we will have a delicious breakfast to start our day well before beginning our trek. In Soraypampa we will start our trek up to the Humantay Lake (4200 m.a.s.l.) with beautiful views and if the sky is clear enough, we can see the impressive snow-capped Salkantay and Humantay. It is a 1.5-hour-walk to the lake with a low to moderate difficulty, and more than worth it when you see the magical view. It is also possible to rent a horse instead. We will have enough time to take pictures, bring an offer to the Apus, and for the real brave ones; swimming in the lake when it’s sunny! After some free time.

Experience the ruins of Machu Picchu at your own pace and focus on what interests you rather than the logistics of getting there with a private tour there from Cusco. Travel to Aguas Calientes aboard Peru Rail’s Vistadome train to enjoy the Sacred Valley’s mountain scenery, before boarding a bus up to Machu Picchu. At the site, walk through the ruins with our own personal guide.

Private and completely personalized, your one-of-a-kind itinerary takes into account all the practicalities as well as the fun stuff

Machu Picchu stands 2,430 m above sea-level, in the middle of a tropical mountain forest, in an extraordinarily beautiful setting. It was probably the most amazing urban creation of the Inca Empire at its height; its giant walls, terraces and ramps seem as if they have been cut naturally in the continuous rock escarpments. The natural setting, on the eastern slopes of the Andes, encompasses the upper Amazon basin with its rich diversity of flora and fauna.

We will visit several of the attractions exposed to us the fascinating town of Cusco. This is one of the largest villages that protect its Hispanic and colonial history and architecture.

"El Balcón del díablo" or "Devil´s Balcony", presents a perfect harmony between nature and Inca architecture, with constructions located in the rocks that seem to be one. At the top of the cliff, a crack works as a viewpoint of the whole site. The trek continues to Zone X, known for its natural rock labyrinths. After lunch en route, visit the Temple of the Moon; here you will learn more about the Andean cosmovision and its link with the stars and forces of nature. Later visit the archaeological complex of Cusilluchayoc, and after exploring it, undertake the return to Cusco, following the route of the old Inca road that went to the Antisuyo. Enter the city through San Blas, a neighbourhood known for its talented artisans, where the tour ends.

We will visit several of the attractions exposed to us the fascinating town of Cusco. This is one of the largest villages that protect its Hispanic and colonial history and architecture.

Qelqanqa is an indigenous community of the Andes, located in the valley of the Patacancha River, belonging to the district of Ollantaytambo, province of Urubamba, in Cusco. It is rich in flora and fauna, where you can find 60 species of birds and more than 700 species of plants. In Qelqanqa there is still a direct descent from the last Incas, which can be corroborated with the current surnames of the locals, such as Sinchi, Huamán, Yupanqui, Quespe, among others. Why book this tour? Disconnect from the city and take a break by immersing yourself in the nature of Qelqanqa. Live with local people from the community. Learn about the traditions and more about the culture of the Inca heritage and the Quechua language. Try local cuisine with natural ingredients.